It's time for a new line coach
Holy crap. Maybe we need to work on our blocking technique?
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HAHAHA! Wow the O-line is sooooooooo bad! I'm kinda disappointed with The Extra Point this season. Not much talk about the beloved Irish.
Posted by: Frommy | September 21, 2007 at 03:39 PM
9-3 good enough for you yet?
Posted by: Justin | September 16, 2007 at 10:08 PM
Cut Blocking -- this video shows that the ND lineman are doing cut blocking while the quarterback takes a seven step drop--no one does this. It was clear that the michigan lineman were well coached on how to deal with this. Watch Sullivan -- their lineman isn't even rushing till Sullivan tries to cut him and then he takes a step back and runs around him to the quarteback. Whoever is coaching this technique is the person responsible for our horrible play and should be terminated. It is really hard for me to accept that the players are getting this type of coaching at the college level.
Posted by: Mark | September 16, 2007 at 12:01 PM